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El título de este episodio es de Papas y Príncipes.En lo que respecta a la Iglesia de Occidente, el siglo XIV se abrió con una nota que aparentaba ser fuerte. A principios del año 1300, el papa Bonifacio VIII proclamó un Año de Jubileo, un nuev
Este episodio de CS se titula: "Aquí No Hay Bobos".Los Franciscanos tenían una respuesta al Escolástico Dominico que vimos en el episodio anterior. De hecho, el equivalente Franciscano de Aquino vivió en la misma época. Se llamaba Juan Buenaven
Este Episodio se titula "El Buey de Dios". Empiezo con un agradecimiento a quienes han hecho una reseña de CS en la tienda iTunes, donde muchos se suscriben al podcast. Aunque iTunes es sólo una salida para el mundo de los podcasts, resulta ser
El título de este episodio 65 es Escolasticismo_________________________________________________Una de las cuestiones más importantes a las que se han enfrentado filósofos y teólogos a lo largo de los siglos ha sido la interacción entre la Fe y
Este episodio 64 se titula "La Controversia Eucarística".____________________________________________________________Al terminar la Edad Media en Europa, tenemos varios temas que tratar antes de lanzarnos a la Era del Escolasticismo. La última
Este 63º episodio se titula InvestiduraAcabamos de concluir una serie sobre el monacato medieval y volvemos a la narración de la Iglesia durante la Edad Media en Europa.Antes de hacerlo, recordemos que el relato de la Historia de la Iglesia es
Este episodio 62 de CS es el 5º y último de nuestra mirada al monacato en la Edad Media.En menor medida para los Dominicos y un poco más para los Franciscanos, las órdenes monásticas fueron un intento de reformar la Iglesia Occidental, que dura
This episode is titled – “The New Center.”Spread over 3 pages in Vol. 3 of his monumental work History of the Christian Church, author Philip Schaff makes a compelling argument for why it was inevitable Christianity would eventually emerge from
This episode of CS is titled, Luther’s Struggle.As we saw last time, Luther’s situation after appearing before Emperor Charles V at the Diet of Worms didn’t look hopeful. The majority of officials there decided to apply the papal bull excommuni
Although it surely would have grieved him had he lived to see it, Martin Luther’s legacy in the years after his death a Century of war. This war didn’t only pit Catholics against Protestants. Various factions among the Protestants warred with e
This episode is titled “Writings.”The history of the Christian Faith & Church inevitably has to deal with the importance of Books. From its earliest days the Faith has been intimately linked to the Scriptures. At first, Scripture was the Hebrew
This episode of CS is titled – “Transitions”We ended the previous episode with Jesus on the cross just outside the walls of Jerusalem late Friday afternoon. The Jewish leaders & Romans thought that was the last of the enigmatic trouble-maker fr
The title of this episode it “Golden Tongue”His preaching was so good, they called him the Golden-mouthed.John Chrysostom was raised by a widowed mother in the city of Antioch. During the mid-4th C, Antioch was a major city of the Eastern Roman
This 17th episode is titled “What a Difference a Century Makes.”During the mid-4th Century, the history of the Church walked apace with the history of the Roman Empire. With the death of Constantine the Great, the rule of the Empire divided amo
This week’s episode is “The Daggers Come Out.”The Council of Nicaea dealt with more than just the Arian controversy over how to understand the nature of Christ. The 300 bishops who gathered in Nicaea also issued a score of rulings on issues of
This week’s episode is titled, “Contra Munda”In our last episode we noted how the Emperor Constantine hoped Christianity would be a unifying influence in the far-flung & troubled Roman Empire. But as soon as he & his co-emperor Licinius passed
This week’s episode is titled “Hammering out the Details. ”That group of guys known as the Early Church Fathers for the most part were pastors. They were leaders of churches who had a pastoral concern for both the Faith & their people.The later
This episode is another in our series considering the impact Christianity has had on history & culture. Today we take a look at the influence the Faith had on Education.The roots of the Christian posture toward education lies in Jesus’ command
This episode is titled, “The Spreading Tree “Tertullian, pastor of the church of Carthage in North Africa, addressed unbelievers at the beginning of the 3rd C, saying à“We are but of yesterday, and yet we already fill your cities, islands, camp
This episode is part 2 of our series considering the impact Christianity has had on history & culture. Today we dig a little deeper into how the Faith impacted the world’s view of the sanctity of life.In our last podcast, we talked about the an
This is the 8th episode in our series examining the impact Christianity has had on history & culture. Today we take a look at the influence the Faith has had on labor and work.Historians of the traditional school laud Greco-Roman civilization f
This Episode is titled, “What Shall We Call Them?”The survival of the Christian church in the 2nd & 3rd Cs is surely a testimony to the favor of God. Any objective consideration of the challenges faced by the Christian community during this tim
This is the 9th episode in our series examining the impact Christianity has had on history & culture. Today we take a look at the influence the Faith had on property rights & individual freedom.I begin by saying I know what follows, some will t
This week’s episode is titled “Hermits.”A few episodes back when I introduced Athanasius, I mentioned the religious hermits he visited in the wilderness near Alexandria in Egypt, bringing them food. As a young man, Athanasius honored these men
This episode continues our series examining the impact Christianity had on history & culture. Today we take a look at how the Faith impacted the world’s view of women.Contemporary secular feminism came about because of the Christian Gospel’s el
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